Georgia Personal Injury Blog

Child Wrongful Death In Atlanta FAQ

By Grant Law Office on May 10, 2016

There’s nothing as heart-wrenching as the loss of a child. In addition to the grief and heartache that results from such a tragedy, there is also the significant financial impact that a sudden death can have on a family. If you have lost a child as the result of someone else’s negligence or wrongdoing, there are ways to hold the at-fault parties accountable.Read more…

FAQs About Atlanta Injuries that Lead to Loss of Hearing and Vision

By Grant Law Office on February 29, 2016

Loss of hearing and vision are catastrophic injuries which can have a devastating and long-term impact on victims and their families. If your loss of hearing or vision was caused by someone else’s negligence or wrongdoing, you may be able to seek compensation for your damages and losses. Here are answers to some of the most common questions we encounter.Read more…

Georgia Brain Injury FAQs

By Grant Law Office on February 18, 2016

Brain injuries often leave victims with long-term or even lifelong consequences. Those with traumatic brain injuries may need long-term treatment, care, and rehabilitation. Many costs may have to be paid out of pocket. Here are answers to some of the questions victims and families may be asking in the aftermath of a traumatic brain injury.Read more…

Georgia Driver Indicted on Multiple Counts for Tracy Morgan Crash

By Grant Law Office on February 6, 2016

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Atlanta Hit-and-Run Crash Proves Fatal

By Grant Law Office on February 2, 2016

Sandy Springs Pedestrian Killed On I-285

By Grant Law Office on November 30, 2015

A 53 year old Sandy Springs, Georgia woman was killed by an unknown vehicle last month as she walked along Interstate 285. Local police have issued a $5,000 reward for evidence leading to the arrest of the hit and run driver. Anyone with knowledge of the accident is urged to contact the Sandy Springs Police Department.Read more…

Atlanta Child Struck By School Bus

By Grant Law Office on November 18, 2015

As a parent, your duty is to love, protect, and nurture your children. But, you also need to start letting them out of the nest so they can learn to make their way in the world. This can be a difficult thing for most parents.Read more…

Wrong Way Car Accident Kills Georgia Woman

By Grant Law Office on October 27, 2015

The life of one young woman was lost and the life of another was seriously impacted in a wrong way car accident. According to a report published on CBS46.com, it was around four in the morning when a car traveling the wrong way on Georgia State Route 400 collided head on with a Nissan SUV. The driver of the wrong way car (aged 21) was pronounced dead at the scene, while the SUV driver (aged 27) had to be extracted from her vehicle and rushed to a local hospital. Her condition has been updated from “critical” to “serious.”Read more…

Georgia Woman Dies In Scooter Accident

By Grant Law Office on October 20, 2015

A 33 year old Athens woman was killed last week, when her Honda scooter was involved in a head on collision with a car. Athens-Clarke County police are still investigating the accident, but an article published in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that the woman’s scooter strayed over the center line and into the path of the approaching vehicle. She died of her injuries at a nearby hospital.Read more…

Atlanta Truck Driver’s Error Devastates Family

By Grant Law Office on October 11, 2015

It’s amazing how a simple act of negligence can bring tragedy to a young family in a matter of seconds. According to a story on Atlanta’s 11alive news last month, a small truck carrying a married couple and their two young daughters was struck by a runaway tractor trailer while driving down Highway 41 in Emerson, Georgia. The mother, Kyra Karr, 31, was killed in the truck accident; her husband, Reed Karr, 36, and their two daughter were hospitalized in serious but stable condition. It took rescue crews two hours to extract the three survivors from their wrecked vehicle.Read more…